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Why do some people question the wisdom of electing state court judges?
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∙ 13y ago
The opposition to the elections generally circles around the fact that the general population has little knowledge and experience with the courts, and generally has no concept of whether or not they are doing a good job. Unlike the legislative and executive branches, the courts do not create policy or laws, and therefore are not meant to have political leanings. Therefore, the election is really a referendum on how judges run their courts, and how they view the law, rather that on public support for their political positions. Elections distract judges from the courtrooms, and force them to spend time and money on the campaigning process, which often has the effect of clogging already overcrowded courts.
Of course, there are just as many arguments for electing state court judges as well.
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